Hundreds attend deer control hearing in Maryland
More than 300 people packed Frederick High School for a Department of Natural Resources hearing on deer management proposals. John Sandt of the Wildlife and Heritage Division cited abundant food and predators as reasons for the boom, noting rising deer vehicle collisions and damage to landscaping and crops.
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Department of Natural Resources
John Sandt
DNR
Wildlife and Heritage Division
Frederick High School
Sandt
The
Western Maryland Sportsmen’s Coalition
Maryland Farm Bureau
Humane Society of the United States
Steve
Dawn Cornish
Kevin Summers
Clint
Wooldridge details Jensen stabbing Pilkington twice
Brian Wooldridge testified at Jason Jensen's trial that Jensen stabbed Adrian Pilkington twice after midnight on a dark Md 17 bridge area. He identified co-defendants Arnaud Nance and Rachel Whitman, described dumping the body, cleaning the car, and stealing the murder weapon from Whitman's home. Wooldridge said he was scared and initially admitted conspiracy but maintains noninvolvement in the slaying.
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Brian Wooldridge
Jason Aaron Jensen
Wooldridge
Mr. Jensen
Adrian Keane Pilkington
Jean Lows
Arnaud Nance
East Street
Jensen
Tom
Kniife
Alford
MD 17
Brunswick
Pilkington
FOP seeks county salary boosts for deputies
Frederick County deputies press for about 106,900 in benefit pay plus three funding options. Proposals include legal court testim ony pay guarantees, four hour minimums for on call time, 15 percent overtime after 46 hours weekly, and a 5 percent shift differential for patrols working 3 pm to 7 am. The fraternal order says total costs would reach 2,950. others detail 45,959 and 58,430 respectively.
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Frederick County
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
FOP
FDP Bilt
FDP
City dissolves housing department but keeps grant with new office
Frederick votes to dissolve the 18 year old Department of Housing and Community Development while keeping the $494000 Community Development Block Grant with the city. An economic and community development office will manage block grants and related programs, with three housing department staff moved to the housing authority and efforts to merge operations for fiscal efficiency.
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City Housing Department
Frederick
Grimes
People Community Development Block
N. Market St
Housing Department
Sally Murphy
FCAA
Frederick Community Action Agency
Joseph Baldi
Housing Authority
Martin French
French
Department of Permits and Code Enforcement
Market
Teresa Ham
Inside The News Workshop on Hood Teaches Dance During Civil War
The article notes a segment about dancing in Civil War era etiquette, focusing on jig reel and waltz taught at Hood era events. It highlights period dance forms and social expectations, presenting a compact glimpse of historical movement and culture.
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Hood
Maryland Dairy Price Floor Proposal Faces Heated Hearing
Maryland lawmakers consider the Fairness In Milk Marketing Act of 1997 to empower the agriculture secretary to set minimum wholesale and retail milk prices. Proponents say price supports help dairy farmers amid a milk glut while critics warn of higher consumer prices and a constrained free market. Secretary of Agriculture Lewis Riley testifies that the bill would not solve all problems but could improve farmers' margins as debates continue before the House Environmental Matters Committee.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virgina
J Anita Stup
Frederick Washington
Shirley Nathan- Pulnam
Baltimore
Secretary of Agriculture
House Environmental Matters Committee
Stup
Paces
Gerard Evans
Alan Rifkin
Paul Stull
Fredenck
Lewis Riley
Daiy
Riley
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William du Bell
Inside the News
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